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The Dual Crisis of Ecology and Inequality

Looking for material on labor and climate for powerpoint presentations and handouts? Here is an outstanding set from LNS’s Dr. Todd Vachon on “The Current Moment: A Dual Crisis of Ecology and Inequality.”

Watch Todd’s presentation at a New Jersey forum on the Green New Deal »

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